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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-03-17
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Merrill ADVOCATED Mr.. Porter has
resigned his position as principal of
schools. and Mr.. Witter, son of DR.. Wit
ter, of Grand Rapids, is chosen as his
successor. Mr. Wit5er comes highly
recommended by some of the leading
authorities IN educational matters. Mr..
Porter, we understand purposes finish
inc. his law. course and will make that
his profession hereafter.
3 If the citizens of Merrill, through
their School Board. have engaged the
services of AIn g. f. Witter, Jr., to
take charge Of their schools, they have
made a wise selection, as he is capable,
energetic and reliable. School work
will progress under his leadership
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-03-17

The G. l.. s. G. does not aim in one
year or in four to make its members
proficient in any one branch of knowl-
edge; but it DOES aim in the broad
scheme of its four years course, to
widen the outlook OF every student, and
to give him a glimpse of the boundless
realm of knowledge, as well as the limit
alton ofhuman wisdom. Superficial, in
deed. must he be, who, after such an ex-
perience, does not view his attainments
with humanity .A
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-03-17
List Of Letters.

Remaining uncalled for in the post
office at Grand Rapids, Wis, for the
week ending March z, 1887.
Cook, Grant Reed, John
Hough, George Waller, Bertha %
K elley, Charlie
March 10, 1887.
Benler, James H. McRenzin, Alexander(2
Bryant. Geo. h. Molmor, Frank
Hale, II. 4. Schulz August
II egna. I. c. Squiers, James
j ro, Mrs. Celia Thompson, Hans j.
King. Mrs. Cucilie Nhitroek, VIII
Line, j. G. Wirtts, Conrat
AcDugel, Chas.
Persons calling for the above letters
will please say advertised
p. McCamlev, P. NJ
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-03-17

in every state and territory of our coun-
try We believe the hope of the
country, if not of civilization, is wrap
ped up in the great industrial movement
for popular government.
Respectfully yours,
NATL Cow. NATL PARTY.
f. H. GILLETTE, Ch'm'n.
B. w. TERLINDE, Sec'v.
Cincinnati, Ohio, Feb, "a, 1887.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-03-17

Progress Of the best kind is compar-
.atively slow Great results cannot be
achieved at once, and we must be salts
fed to advance in life as we walk step
by step. 1t was saidiby De Maistre that
''To know how to wait is the great secret
of SuccaSS - .ss
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-03-17

The Equal Rights Society held an
interesting and businesslike session at
the residence of A. L. Fontaine Tuesday
evening. 1t was largely attended.
There is talk among the ladies of this
society that they shall offer their votes
at the spring election. A large number
of them will probably attend the school
meeting Monday The next meeting
will be held at the residence of Mrs. G..
J. Jackson, Centralia. A cordial invita-
ton is extended to all.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-03-17

Some sixteen persons united them
selves with the Cong'l church last
Sabbath morning, as follows From
Centralia, Mrs. Voyer and her two
daughters Emma and Laura, and Mrs.
Ernestine Fontaine. From this city
Mrs. Robt. Parrish and daughter Ella;
Mrs. Ticknor, Misses Jennie and Grace
Pratt Misses Emma Miller, Tillie
Spaford, and Florence LOOMS, Charley
Bell1nap, Frank Carey and Heber and
Charley Lord This addition to the
working force of that society will be
appreciated.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-21
city. Cincinnati, 4; Louisville, .. Hits
Cincinnati, IA; Louisville, l2. Errors
Cincinnati, 8; Louisville. ~ Batteries
Smith and Baldwin; Chamberlain and
onIo's ROOM TOWNS
After tho LaBelie Glass Works-on ers Made
III by FindlAy and Fremont.

q = - v .
After the LaBells Glass Works tYcrs Made
5i by findlay and Fremont.
l! was rumored about the streets here
and at Bridgeport yesterday that several
Ohio towns had offered great inducements
10 the LaBells Glass Company to rebuild
elsewhere. An interview with one Of the
prominent stockholders confirmed the
rumor this far: Findlay, Ohio, has offered
$4,000 and free fuel II the company will
locate the works there. Fremont has
also made very liberal offer, reaching
over 9l2, 900 and Including fuel, but neither
OF thess offers has as yet been given
much confederation. Many citizens Of
Bridgeport have talked earnestly Of giving
aid to the rebuilding Of the works, but no
propositions have as yet been offered.
It will coat over $1,000 to tis
up the Union works in Martins
Ferry, and considering the building
is 80 small, and has only a two.pot fur.
mace, 1t is hardly probable that any stepu
will be taken il that direction. 4 com.
mittes left Yesterday for Sterling, Ohio, on
tho O., L. 4 W. X. r., to negotiate with
parties there, with view to leasing the
large factory now idle there. The atruc.
ture Is Of brick and a good one at that.
What the result Of their Investigations Ia
has not yet been learned. II the Bridgeport
people give the company the least aid, 1t
is highly probable the works will be re.
built there. Aid should be given the
company; 1t will naturally locate whor.
ever the most iuduesment 10 given, hay.
ing a little preference in favor Of the old
alto. H.. y mn m
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CHURCH DISCIPLINE

likely to be Visited on Some Gay Ones o.
hfartin's Ferry--Sewsy Resume.
Miss Dora AldtilEc Is visiting friends III Ball
ai,c.
d.. 4. J. Alexander. Of Roney's Point, was here
yesterday.
MIR. Harry patkc; arrived ycstordAy from Eng.
land and will locate here.
Capt. Ed. Muhleman will take In St. Louis on
bis western ZIP Ibis week.
The funeral OF Enmct Blacki11d yesterday was
largely attended by friends.
Eer. l., +. Wake. and Richard Swsr,z lcf. YES.
fngtou. Ohio.
Henri! GoudIrg, who has bcea the guest OF Mr,
Alex Hood and Iamlly, returned ~ his home ID
WooGsEeld yesterday.
The MIsseS ktyser eatcst1tuci number Of tho
young folks last evening iu honor O! their puc.t.
nts HlAnchc Fullerton.
new se!itacdet malt machine OF tho Gould
pat5nt hes been intro iucel In the lNurhlin mii
factory, This makes three OF the Gould patent
se!i.iesdcfS III the lactoreg
The pump tIcr IL aysiu needed ut tho corner Of
HICKORY anu Second streets. This PUMP Il btcon.
lug more Of nuiAilce than Il convenience, and
shou!i he liked ina more permanent manner.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made Tor conyevapecs
10 Ahu rom the SW9ncIehOs halt to.GoIrJw ~;
cNiiH with Georgia wc0bsr 4 Co., mud visitors need
10! l.. HneaNysS 10 tAaiE FetuEn haa,u after tho
evenings enjoyment.
1t viii be remembered that A few evenings since
number Of young folks repaired TO the Hanover
hotel p4rors aud wh!lrI away few pleasant hours
dancing to tue merry stratus Of piauo Anumber
Of 'he participant, IN tho festivities VI the evening
were Huol reputable neIabers Of the prrSbI terjnn
church, and probably thought that joining IN The
tempting plehsurew0ntd be no harm. But The more
devtat L m9tfS seeitg tn the occasion I'M iniul.
senGe IN privilege MOI Al1ard by tOu clutch dis
Elpl!Ne nave taEe.l tho waySArd children 10 tat L
for their conduct, and ycstt fday mnioI each gully
hember An inyi'nGon requesting their prt sent BE-.
!tie TIE church session du Friday. iui4 mention IL
en-. and 1t Is h0psl that bcyouI n rcproI nothinI,
further vii BE- done. About nneen mu:lLe!s u,e
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-21
HELD IN 5000 BAIL,
q. l.. Skinner Brought Into Court on
1inbcna Corpus.

Q, l.. Skinner brought Into Court on I.
Hnbena Corpus.
G. l.. Skinner, committed to the county
Jail on Monday by Squire Phillips I'D q
fugitive from iuot:ce in Pennsylvania, wac
brought before Judge Jacob, OF the Circuit
Court, yesterday, on writ Of haJeas CORFU:
I'D Sqii&tac!eadem. Tho Sheriff made re-
turn that he Tas held under a commit.
meDt issued by Squire Phillips. Prore-
cutting Attorney Jordan appeared for the
Sheriff and Col. Arnett for Skinner. The
odense charged ssainet Skinner at Wash
ingtoH, Pa, where be Is wanted, Ia keep
ing gaming house, which Ia only mis-.
demeGnc1, and Col. ArIett argued that hc
could not be returned to that State on a
reputation for a tnisdemeanor, the con-
etilu,on providing for requisition pro-
ceedin2s only In cases OF treason, felony
and other crimes" Judge Jacob held
o!EGTise, however, and directed that
Skinner DO remanded to jail un!ega he
gave bail In tho sum OF SEQ, for his ap-
pcsrance next Tuesday, which up to late
hour last evening he had not done.
Tho Sheriff OF Trumbull county, Ohio,
who went to Charleston on Monday to
prraeHt q reputation from Gov. Foraker, for
William bradshaw, the colored man want.
ed at Warren for robbery and assault With
intent to kill, telegraphed Chief Of Police
Smith last night that bis papers were all
right and he would be here Rscnoon to-
tlnv
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HsRl In. TIM (,iutlI.,,n,p

a treat Ia in atore for Wheeling theatre
soera u IN .i NJ. Frederick Wnrden pruuenta
ton oil "GaIba, the Gladiator" q. the
Opera liouse next Friday night. Wsrde
is" gtca! iavorite hero, and, though sill
young man, EG9 como 10 ho recognized
as ono OF tho sn,5L eninent .raveliara on
the American h!Ggo. Flo 10 supporIpd by
a ma2nih"pn: company, among whom are
the heautilu! Eugenia blair, who yas with
him lat year, and Mrs. Augusta Foster.
MEn. fon!er IN nckno sIcdgod 10 be one Of
tho mnat prominen! aclrVsses in tho linn
Of heavy leading roles In thig conn,ry,
She supported John McCulloush for tho
last i've yesrn oil lsia career, ,hUn ACCEPTED
on engagement with signor Halv!ni during
his American tour, and wev lsgt nnaaon
tho loading heavy lady with Edwin
Booth'a company. Tho part Of faustinn,
tho Roman cmprcHH. which she pIoyp in
Mr.. WGrGo'n tragedy, "Galba," In pGil to
DO ncarly no Btrong ns tic e.ar rolc. and
affords opportunity for tho display Of raro
dramatic ability.
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ABOUT PEOPLE,


Strangers In this u.t, aud Wheeling Folk
Abroad.
J. Barrett, Of Mt.gantown, 10 in the city
TIL. Pipes, Of Cameron, is at the Nc
Lure.
Msjoz J. T. Moore, Of Barnesyille, wat
in the city yesterday.
Mrs. A. Mckinley, OF Waahinston, Pa,
is the guest OF friends in this city.
S. G. Robinson has secured C position
in the ctIice Of the Elson eless works.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Loomia, OIL
Paykersburg, arc u: the stamm House.
Mr.. J. L. Douglas, OF Washington coun.
t., Ohio, is visiting friends on the South
Tho hiissea Miller, OF koyver, aro suesta
OF the Misses Conner, OF South Chapline
ntreet.
Messrs. John r. Bo2gees and D. X.
S!ealey, Of Carksburg, are at the S.amm
Houae.
MIR. J. G. Remic, OF Belmont county,
passed through tho city yesterday, On
route 10 the Esetern cities.
Hon. John Z. Jones, Of Preston county,
passed through the city yesterday on bis
way to Nebraska TO visit hig con.
NJ. G. Ross, who hes been in tho North
ives! Tor the past eight or ten years, 10 at
present atnocS h;d friends in tho city.
Col. William Exley hsu yoae to Pitts.
burgh to eco the races, ,ako III the baae
ball games and eojoy hi,ase!t generally.
Mr.. l. G. Dillon left for Sow York last
evening, where he goes to stock up on the
latest designs in s!!verwaro and iewelry.
Mcssrs. Frank T.. Nichols and George
Il. Shinn, OF Fai.mont, Gse in ATTENDANCE
in the United statea Court rs HitneBsep.
Hon. q. Bogyess and Gen. 7. s. Sp3tep
Of ClarkBturg, arc at the Mcclure houee.
They are here to attend the U. S. Court.
Robert Bauo, Of Short Greek, and Mr.
]. Wilson, also Of this equity, both COLD,
substantial farmers, were in The city yea
terdsy.
Mr.. Herman TsppGn, OF Nov York, an
extensivs glaea buyer, Is among the faclo.
r!es In this vicinity. This Is his second
purchasing trip thin soason.
Mr.. William Leighton, Jr., was ono Of
the paenenrers for ChcsGo on laGt nights
Baltimore 4 Ohio express. He gues therc
to visit his family ior low Gay1.
Mr.. J. W. MsSnnn, representing the we'll
known wholuaa!e liquor houeo OF John
A. Griffith & Ca, OF Baltimore nud
Chiccgu, 10 among his many friends in
Wheeling for a lew days.
Major Henry 9. Fltaher, Ct jackson O,
H., 10 among the prominent men OF tho
State called hero by the meeting Of the
United States DiAtfiC. Court. flo ID reY;y-
terod OF the Stnmm House.
Mr.. CharleD Z. Van kcursn, Of tho
Twelfth street Dairy restaurant, who has
been of CD Il pleasure trip md Whit 10
New York Slate Tor tho past two weeks,
returned home last evening.
Mr.. George LnIS, Of tho plumbing firm
OF Trimble x Lu;z. haH gone to point
about one hundied miles wat OF ksns,s
City to nupcfinteHd :he plutnbing work In
residence being erected by wealthy
resident. Tho work will 10 OF tho 0etnc
plan Ri tn. model JOB ono ncea Ia Mr..
Lu'z's new resitcncs on Tho fsiund, mil
which has btGn, 70 much admired, 1t
apeakn we'll Tor Wheeling when hor
skilled wofkmen aIo eent Tor from auch
distance.
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: U, S. DISTRICT COURT.
Tho Grand jury Empnncled-Lots OF Wit
nesses.iPresent.

Tho Grand Jury Eu,pnneled-Lots Of Wit
nssses.lPresent.
The United States District Court met in
this city yesteldsy with Judge John ].
Jackson on the bench and Clerk Jasper Y.
Moore, District Attorney c. G. Watts and
U. S. Marshal @. Sehon at their posts OF
duty. A grand Jury Of eighteen mon was
impareled and sworn, and Judge Jackson
delivered an imrreeeiYe charge, dwelling
especially on the infractions OF the postal,
internal revenue and other laws. The
g'and jury 10 composed OF the following
named l.eeho!ders:
Joseph W. Ga!leher, foreman, John
Fee, William S. Goshorn, Thomas ].
FarnswostE, George F. Holiday. Abram
Wilson, A. j.. Wi!eon, August Rolf, Mi
chael Edwards, James NJ. Ewing Juiiua
Pollock, q. ". 0. Hartman, John L.
Smith, P. F. Ferrell, William Il. Twin,
LOUIS Anderson, Christian He's and VIII
liam i. Odbert.
Abou! one hundred and fifty witnceses
had been summoned to give testimony
before the grand jury and the prospects
ere good !or the session 10 last till to-
morrow,
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WELLSBUKG NvlIISpElsISGs.
an Oil Protpeotur WRutcd-ymsli 10,
Marrow Reconnaissance S,,t..

an OIL Protpeotur WRutcd-ymsu Bow,
Marrow Escnpc-Spws Sotes.
Council net Monday hight, bat no business n,
Importance wts transacted.
William Bsownlee has goac to Fcsso.ia, O.. To
assls1 Ill tAc eO!ttIlietlon VI u new glass works.
Ashley Cooper. Charles Windsor md Snmuc,
George, IT,, three pEoniucnt young bu,uess llisi
nhES htsssu nome alter weeks So OUrn IN Puila.
dolphin AMI New YorI City. " A'''
Thomas Baker q Ia,lependcftcc, II cotts,r NJ vs,,
u h4ket cAnu 10 Town IN Monday and pfocrcI,pd
10 III w with "GuvXe" The result OF his snrrr wn
broken up baker, Ito wai hua!ly isn,inI In ~,
locAhp ma paid 10 the ely The regular fe ior his
TvcIc4I Ion, " ''
Last Sunday afternoon GEORGE Patterson, n hoy
ABOUT ~ years Of HSt, for The fun .! tho thing iii
ah awning rope ABOUND his NECK. 1t WASN'T 50
tdahy whrn ilr sfppeI utt thccutb and found him.
Mi suspended by tue neck. hen released hv
Nome companions h1 WAS unable - stand In fart
1t was II close Gail.
FOR some weeks past Mr.. Davenport bos bcea
mere tcrftAcAtlnE himself M member OF the Ailas
ptil!lnG Company, and also that 1t Wn, his inlru.
iloa 10 rink hoMc u tho gas wells here, down u Tho
lower tEh1 10: the purpose OF developing the oil
!nteSeSs MclsGats people had Aunle ititil In iln
lnhlI uhll ho told about having A new kind " put
that would shCut six hunut,d Irut under GRAND
nlu thnt mat WAS what he usoa IN lto$!mcliug t@r
OIL; ms huh hloEy did not 10 down very we'll
nAu lhlllsS beginning to bu IlttG warm ivr N r.
iMvenport he cnnc to tho Conclusion lnddcvly
that tnlt pace WhS not IN the oil belt and q, lust
week l"f ksn other oil fled, mitch 70 Tbs RECRUIT
u sIme ul Tho merchants WIN had been In / mi,
MOCK Ill him N this Elnpr OF groceries meats. ~
Mf' peaSenlutt IS wanted by them bad.
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Moses sounebo,n Is In Cleveland,
Phil llelga,c, 0! McKeGs2ost, Pa, is In the city,
Rev. Refsbeg VIII remain ia tho city for n wcek
or So
A Bible class will meet at William Faris' F.Ilpy
night, '''A
The iuaera! Of Elmer Robinson Will take place
Friday.
There have been several additions to tho Stree,
Fair committees.
Lizzie, daughter Of Mr.. Jane Butte, died yes.c..
day oil diphlhetia.
Miss Annie Husbands vii! attend tho Wheeling
Female College this winter.
The Fins. Preshytetiars will have PRAYER mcctInr
at the Misses Crafty tonight.
Mrs: Marx Lester has for her guests Mss Deliver
and htSS Maggie Hall, OF the Island.
J.J. shuttlcwOrih will bring his b.o,hc, "ridr
homo 10 BellAirc If he Is able 10 travel.
ferIonal friends nud relatives went IN 81,
C!aithvlue 10 attend the fuuvlll Ct Samuel Nc.
George S
Lizzie Washington. daughter OF apcuccr mn,
Martha Washington, died yesterday OF lung fever,
The funeral Will take place to-day.
The G. 4: 7. carpenters arc working around Tho
depot putting IN new floors ana making
necessary lfpeiFS for lbs coiulDs winter.
The statement that tho man Harding, one NJ
thohs thrown from the bridge on SATURDAY, was
dead, aS rrlCra In yesterdays Issue, was .ncor.
rect iic very low, nul ut one tine was thought
Ia DO dead. lie wdS baptized by Que Of tho Mcil,.
oulSt ministers yIStcr1ny
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MOUSDSViLLE MATTHIAS.
A Refractory Nitnebs-A rriaon Guar! Su,
uputlru- t;.ucrnI Sn,,.

Refractory Nitncss-h Prison Gunrl su,
pondtl-G General Soton.
Hunter, Of THO guarl toIca at tho "ren," has
been tuSpGndcd '''
John Rogers anl his sIsicr Elm arc yI,I,lap In
WnyncSbuig, '''"N ~
deliBhtlnl party wRS given NJ tho rrsldcnrc nj
Mr, Al Wundbuu Saturday AFTERNOON nnn rvmninr
BY inc yo'InE ladies o! Mt, NJ. Dunn's SUNDAY
teii88l Glttss. ~"''s''
John Higgins and John Henrietta wcrc os,,,
fined wy aud cohSby Mayor Rogers for selling ii.
qunr without ltenk0. Several O,hor Cayat wrrr m,
before Hts Honor Monday mud wcro not ditn1sei
or JhlheS tnnntAln tctuEcd to testify Monday MD,
was given III TuCsdty 10 answer thu Mnyur ~ riur
that Il hn nld not testify then, ho would send IIm
10 laiL F0'inlniIl A!ld II WINS nob0dyE blIHlucsy
where no rot hlH CluleS or things TO cSt or linz
hiu no uid not propose to tct Tuesday Tia rnIrs
WGru ARain called ath continued by tho town mn.
III M0huhy huu lueRdny nUxt A fight Is W,lilri.
phtnll, Means, liopt0n md tllswcll nru attorneys
Tor the defendants mud j. II. McCiurU for Tho town,
Mrs. Charlotte Gordon died Eu,i,ay afternoon At
J o'clock. hhu was IN her eighty seventh y0sf and
hNu bgen resident Of MOundSvillu almost nil her
lio Her only rGlNtyc known to anyone here. il Il
Slblnr living, II IL thought, In Fnlrmnnt: but tcl
rRfa!n A9hl 10 ihn lacu GllDltrl no reply and shu
Mhs bnfuh without relative buing prtsuit Nunr.
- ioir hundred ''OllArs In notet was found IN tho
h0li'c, which WAS RbDnt VII " my value she hnd
iGiolr mo bird nho expressed desire lhat every.
thtlg Shr lhu should No 10 Miss KA,,sNs ilubbS, Il
young lh!ly whu hal nlWhtk bupn worry kind 10 hOr
hut kile died without win and her wish will not
pi03hhly, bc inli ilUd. hrs. Gordon WIS II member
VI thn Presbyterian church from hur gi,lhoOd and
WIS well respected by Mt.
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TILE WIRE NAIL.
It Should BIO Mado In Wheeling as we'll as
.- Elsewhere. 49, -ls ia

K.
1t Should BIO nIado In Wheeling as vol a,
Elsewhere. So Iva
"CoM Short IN the Age Of Stes. r,.t.,t..
Nails aoemto DO fased they arc improv.
ing 80 little and 30 slowly that the better.
ment is hardly percspub!e. These Wheel
Ing district nail men are SO much and SO
constantly harssaed by aido shows and in.
terlope.a, that they ought to cast about
for remedies. One departure from pres.
ent methods thoy could take, It may be
suggc1tcd, with eminent propriety, and
With tho promise Of effective results; that
Ia, to Introduce proportionate number Of
wire nail machines among tho equare
steel nail neChinee in their factories, This
would butt the bull Of Offensive wiro nsil
competition OF the bridge, at least It
would subdue some OF it's ferocity. This
Tonld also provide for another trouble
that may come to perplex them, 1t will
furnish an outlet Tor como excess OF steel
that may accumulate Of their steel plants.
Il would elso be wise addition to the
diversity oil the Wheeling district pro.
ducts. Wire nails can DO operated in
Wheeling or the vicinity as well, and
more cheap!y considering oil concurrent
questions, "a In any other part Of thia
natural gas endowment gection. It would
DO prudent, aa we'll "a q potent move.
ment In tho direction OF centrsliz:ng the
nail business in that district. Make and
sell the trade MI and any kinds OF nails
they ssk Tor. Wheeling can now make
steel and iron nails, tScke, hinges and
sx'es; add the wire nail, q portion Of tho
trade demands it, and they will not have
to seek elsewhere to stock up an assort.
ment. Glssa, china, crcckery, wrought
pipe, metal roofing, machinery, Wheeling
already makes Of rnimpcnchsbse excel.
ience AZ TO quality; add this wire nail up-
start, and they can equip any dealer in
the country with complete s,ock and az.
sortncnt Tor general trade.
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ui.ittlu SuggGt,n

Another packed house greeted "LittIe
Nugget" at tho Grand Las! night, and
thosL present we1o M enthusiastic in
their approval NJ on the opening night.
The sisaon. Cawthoyn Company 10 4 great
combination, and thsre iS not member
OF /. who would not hold his own In any
calnedy company. Tho piece Is bfimiull
Of uproa,ous frn from beginning To ead,
aud tho aingng and specisl!ioa arc all 70.
fined and enjoyable. 1t may be hooked
for a week Of continued auccesa. Matinee
to-day, and evening performance, after
which there will be 4 change Of bill.
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WI|A7E Ed BLOOD,
Scrotulous, Inherited and Conta.
giOns Humors Cured
by Cuticurn.
by Eutic,,rn.


THROUGH tho medium Of ono Of your booss 70.
! ceived through Nj. Frank 7, wray, D1uEgisi,
ApOll,. Pm. beCNme acquainted with yMlr Iuti'
curA Remedies and fake this opportunity 10 los.
iity 10 You that their use has permanently cured
me OF one OF the worst cases Of blood poisoning IL,
connection With eryslnelts, thu. have ever tccn.
mud THIS after having been pronounced iuCutNbls
by tomN Of the best physicians IN cur cnImty !
take great pleasure In Forwarding to y0u this tcsu.
montal, ms ,l!ctej M Il Is by you. III order tha,
nthtrt suffering from tinia malGdlcs may Oc en-.
couIaecd 10 give your Cutscun RrmtdIcs 4 Trial.
f.X niifTLtHGfK, To- Chbnrr. Pa
Reference; Flank I. Wsay, Druggist, Apollo, III,
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